Discussion:
[odc-discuss] Open data and scientific journals
Luc Lajaunie
9 years ago
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Dear all,

I am the admin of the EELS database which is a open-data depository for
scientist ( https://eelsdb.eu ). Everyone is free to submit their data.
I put the database and the data under under the Odbl license and each
contributer on upload agree to release their data on this license.

I was then asked what happens if one wants to upload a data already
published with a scientific publisher.

Do you have an idea about this?

On some publisher website it is stated that "Authors transfer copyright
to the publisher as part of a journal publishing agreement, but have the
right to: Retain patent, trademark and other intellectual property
rights (including raw research data)." (see
https://www.elsevier.com/about/company-information/policies/copyright )

So it seems ok with this publisher but I cannot check for all existing
publisher. Do you think that is something general?

All the best,

Luc
Rufus Pollock
9 years ago
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Hi Luc,

Great to hear about your repository and a good question. Could I suggest
that you post this on the forum in the Open Science category:

https://discuss.okfn.org/c/working-groups/open-science

Regards,

Rufus
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